New York S08223 prohibits landlords from using facial recognition systems on residential premises.
New York S08223 amends the real property law to prohibit landlords from using facial recognition systems on any residential premises. This includes obtaining, retaining, accessing, or using any information derived from such systems. The bill defines facial recognition as the automated or semi-automated process of identifying individuals or analyzing facial characteristics. Landlords found in violation face civil penalties and potential lawsuits from affected individuals.
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